Life of George Washington, Količine 1–4Putnam, 1875 |
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Stran 52
... returned indignantly to France , and upbraided the cabinet with the duplicity of which he had been made the un- conscious instrument . the article of the capitulation respecting the | the court of St. James , the Marquis de Mire ...
... returned indignantly to France , and upbraided the cabinet with the duplicity of which he had been made the un- conscious instrument . the article of the capitulation respecting the | the court of St. James , the Marquis de Mire ...
Stran 87
... returned to New York . Admiral Holbourne made a silly demonstration of his fleet off the harbor of Louisburg , approaching within two miles of the batteries , but retired on seeing the French Admiral preparing to un- moor . He ...
... returned to New York . Admiral Holbourne made a silly demonstration of his fleet off the harbor of Louisburg , approaching within two miles of the batteries , but retired on seeing the French Admiral preparing to un- moor . He ...
Stran 87
... returned once more in triumph with the spoils | assing service of defending a wide frontier with of victory , to hang up fresh trophies in the churches of Canada . an insufficient and badly organized force , and the vexations he ...
... returned once more in triumph with the spoils | assing service of defending a wide frontier with of victory , to hang up fresh trophies in the churches of Canada . an insufficient and badly organized force , and the vexations he ...
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The Home of Washingtons boyhoodHis | 11 |
Expedition beyond the Blue RidgeThe Val | 17 |
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